2.4.1 - The use of criminal theories in policy development
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2.4.1.9 - Right realism
WJEC Criminology > 2.4.1 - The use of criminal theories in policy development24 cards2.4.1.8 - Labelling theory
WJEC Criminology > 2.4.1 - The use of criminal theories in policy development4 cards2.4.1..7 - Merton and subculture theories
WJEC Criminology > 2.4.1 - The use of criminal theories in policy development6 cards2.4.1.6 - Eugenics
WJEC Criminology > 2.4.1 - The use of criminal theories in policy development9 cards2.4.1.5 - Capital punishment
WJEC Criminology > 2.4.1 - The use of criminal theories in policy development4 cards2.4.1.4 - Biochemical processes
WJEC Criminology > 2.4.1 - The use of criminal theories in policy development14 cards2.4.1.3 - Aversion therapy + Eysenck
WJEC Criminology > 2.4.1 - The use of criminal theories in policy development4 cards2.4.1.2 - Behaviour modification + Learning theories
WJEC Criminology > 2.4.1 - The use of criminal theories in policy development16 cards2.4.1.1 - Psychoanalysis and treatment + Psychodynamics
WJEC Criminology > 2.4.1 - The use of criminal theories in policy development11 cards